Classical music download (LoT, petite_phuong & Mr.Tom) - List of album shared page 25

[quangphucqp]

Anh down lại thử xem, có thể do mạng bị trục trặc thôi, link part 3 bị del sao được, album này là em up lên mediafire của em mà. Đôi khi mediafire vẫn bị thế, album Zimerman chơi Piano concerto số 2 của Brahms mà bạn Rachmaninoff post bên topic download của chauduyphanvu, em down mãi mới được.
Nếu anh vẫn chưa down được thì qua bên skype em send luôn cho nhanh.



Album này, theo chị là ... tuyệt vời!

(xin loi quan net khong co trinh go tieng Viet)
Vao mot buoi trua dep troi, anh da tai duoc cai link thu ba ^^. Thuc ra khong can den cai link nay van nghe duoc tron bo ban Brahms 2. Hi vong se co nhieu dieu thu vi voi album nay ^^.

[Rachmaninoff]

Mr Tom ơi, part7 link died rùi, post lại dùm link mới đidown hết 6 part rùi. Cám ơn

Bạn chờ một thời gian nữa down lại xem, theo mình thi link đó chưa died

[Mr.Tom]

Mr Tom ơi, part7 link died rùi, post lại dùm link mới đidown hết 6 part rùi. Cám ơn

Bạn thử lại xem nhé
Part 7

[Mr.Tom]

Part 1
Part 2
Part 3

[vaiduakhu]

Historic Russian Archives - Sviatoslav Richter in Concert ,Beethoven-Schubert-Liszt

Richter was known for his extremely self-critical, self-demanding attitude, although he also could be quite straightforward in criticizing his colleagues. Richter had a prodigious memory, but following a couple of memory lapses in the late 1970s, he refused to perform without the score in front of him.[57]

Richter refused to play piano transcriptions in concert,[58] although on occasion he would perform opera transcriptions for his friends. In the 1940s, he apparently performed his own transcription of Wagner’s Tristan und Isolde for a group of friends in one sitting.[59] Similarly, after being a witness at Riccardo Muti’s wedding, Richter played from memory the entire first act of Puccini’s Madam Butterfly for a small group of wedding guests.[60]

He owned two Hamburg-made Steinway pianos[61] and was also fond of Bechstein and Bösendorfer[62] pianos. Starting at some point in the late 1970s, however, Richter began to perform on Yamaha pianos.[63]

Richter had unusually large hands, capable of taking a twelfth.[64]David Dubal wrote of them, “What amazing hands - they seemed to be made of marble; his fifth finger was fearsome in its physical strength.”[65]

Richter’s favorite composers were Chopin, Debussy and Wagner.[66] His favorite piano concertos were the first concerto of Beethoven and the A-minor concerto of Robert Schumann.[67]

During the taping of the documentary titled “Enigma”, Richter claimed he never practiced more than 2 or 3 hours a day (except when he had to learn a piece on short notice). However, his wife also said that he could practice up to 10 hours a day, labouring over details, which may reflect Richter’s exceedingly self-critical nature.[citation needed]

Richter was a very private man, who hated the telephone and disliked flying.

Richter was a very generous person, and would often dedicate recitals to the memory of his friends (e.g., Oleg Kagan, Heinrich Neuhaus, Artur Rubinstein, etc.). For instance, in 1992, upon learning of Marlene Dietrich’s death, Richter dedicated a recital (for which he wrote the program by hand) to her memory, and sent 600 white and pink roses as sign of condolence.[68]

Richter was most often very courteous, although his notebooks published in 2001 (in edited form) reveal that he could be frankly disapproving of some musicians’ performances.

Richter battled depression throughout his life. He was known for his exceptionally self-critical, self-demanding and straightforward attitude, although he also could be rather blunt in critically assessing his colleagues’ performances. Richter describes a younger colleague as a person who is “happy with himself nearly all the time”, adding that “he would be even happier if he were more modest”.[69]

Born in 1915 to a father of German extraction and a Russian noble mother, Richter recounts how he told Herbert von Karajan that he (Richter) was “a German, too”, and Karajan replied “then I am a Chinese”. Richter commented Karajan’s reaction by saying “How do you like that?” [70]

It is also admitted that when answering a question concerning Richter, the older Horowitz asked (most likely rhetorically) whether Richter was that pianist who performed with scores.

MOre about him:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sviatoslav_Richter

CD 1:Richter in Concert (CD.1 Beethoven)

CD 2:Richter In Concert (CD.2 Beethoven)

CD 3:Richter in Concert (CD.3 Beethoven-Liszt)

CD 4:Richter in Concert (CD.4 Schubert)

CD 5:Richter in Concert (CD.5 Schubert2)

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http://www.4shared.com/dir/7000050/a4cde048/rikh.html
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Mô phật, thật là tội lỗi .

[martenzi]

@ anh Wal và mọi người: Em đã sửa lại link album Brahms - Piano Concertos - Nelson Freire, Riccardo Chailly & Gewandhaus Orchestra ^^






MP3 192 kbps

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CD này hay cực, cám ơn bạn petite_phuong !!!

[germancanton]

hi guys, i am a new one, thanks very much for your links, how can you find so many links?

can someone find the link for Shostakovich the film Album Chailly? I know i can find on Emule, but it's not permitted here. So i can only ask you for help.

[petite_phuong]

Tặng bạn the_red_piano

Lưu ý: đây không phải cover của album bên dưới




Robert SCHUMANN (1810-1856)
Kinderszenen (Scenes from Childhood), Op. 15 (1838)

1 Scenes from Childhood, Op. 15 - I. Of Foreign Lands and Peoples
2 Scenes from Childhood, Op. 15 - II. A Curious Story
3 Scenes from Childhood, Op. 15 - III. Blind Man's Buff
4 Scenes from Childhood, Op. 15 - IV. Pleading Child
5 Scenes from Childhood, Op. 15 - V. Happiness
6 Scenes from Childhood, Op. 15 - VI. An Important Event
7 Scenes from Childhood, Op. 15 - VII. Dreaming
8 Scenes from Childhood, Op. 15 - VIII. At The Fireside
9 Scenes from Childhood, Op. 15 - IX. Knight of the Hobbyhorse
10 Scenes from Childhood, Op. 15 - X. Almost Too Serious
11 Scenes from Childhood, Op. 15 - XI. Frightening
12 Scenes from Childhood, Op. 15 - XII. Child Falling Asleep
13 Scenes from Childhood, Op. 15 - XIII. The Poet Speaks

[the_red_piano]

Cảm ơn Pi Ai nhé!

[germancanton]

hi, LoT, petite_phuong & Mr.Tom,

can you check the part.7 of Brahms Piano Concerto of Haitink Part 7 http://www.mediafire.com/?yjywj1d3z5m?

I doesn't work. Thanks!

[petite_phuong]

hi, LoT, petite_phuong & Mr.Tom,

can you check the part.7 of Brahms Piano Concerto of Haitink Part 7 http://www.mediafire.com/?yjywj1d3z5m?

I doesn't work. Thanks!

Thanks your visit to our topic
I checked this part, but it have not fail. It can be is the error of the Internet. Can you have a go of download once again? Thank you.

[germancanton]

thank you, petite_phuong, it's really the problem of my IE, thanks.

i like your pages very much, i think, it's fine to continue!

[petite_phuong]

Horowitz Live & Unedited
The Historic 1965 Carnegie Hall Return Concert

Johann Sebastian Bach (arr. Ferruccio Busoni):
Organ Toccata, Adagio and Fugue in C major, BWV 564

Robert Schumann:
Fantasy in C major, Op. 17

Alexander Scriabin:
Piano Sonata No. 9 in F major, Op. 68 "Black Mass"
Poème in F-sharp major, Op. 32 No. 1

Frédéric Chopin:
Mazurka in C-sharp minor, Op. 30 No. 4
Étude No. 8 in F major, Op. 10
Ballade in G minor, Op. 23 No. 1

Claude Debussy:
Serenade for the Doll (from "Children's Corner")

Alexander Scriabin:
Étude in C-sharp minor, Op. 2 No. 1

Moritz Moszkowski:
Étude No. 11 in A-flat major, Op. 72 (from 15 Virtuosity Studies "Per Aspera")

Robert Schumann:
Träumerei (from "Kinderszenen", Op. 15)

Recorded at Carnegie Hall, New York City on May 9 1965 (Live Recording).

BONUS TRACKS:
Schumann: Kinderszenen, Op. 15

Recorded at CBS 30th Street Studio New York City, November 6, 13 & 29, 1962 and December 18, 1962.

Vladimir Horowitz, Piano

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Disc 1 | Disc 2

[petite_phuong]

Beethoven: Piano Concertos Nos. 3 & 4 / Weissenberg, Karajan

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[germancanton]

hi petite phuong, you have the Violin Sonatas: Yehudi Menuhin Wilhelm Kempff on the page 23, but i want to know if you have also the volum2&3?

and do you have also the piano concertos of Prokofiev? The are very few. . and also this CD of Vaughan-Williams, Vaughan Williams: Orchestral Works 2CD Decca, Orchestra: Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, London Philharmonic Orchestra, New Queen's Hall Orchestra Conductor: Adrian Boult, Barry Wordsworth, Neville Marriner
this is the link of amazon http://www.amazon.com/Vaughan-Willia...0A/ref=mb_oe_o

i don't know if it's to find in the internet, i want to only ask. Thanks.